Murmuring Beast

Bass players on studio albums: The Doors: Ray Manzarek Strange Days: Douglas Lubahn Waiting For The Sun: Douglas Lubahn, Kerry Magness, Leroy Vinegar Soft Parade: Douglas Lubahn, Harvey Brooks Morrison Hotel: Ray Neopolitan, Lonnie Mack LA Woman: Jerry Scheff

Ray Manzarek played bass organ live. On studio albums they just got session players in.

A funny moment but not a patch on what happened to our club early on in the season: our manager man-handled a player then punched a fan a matter of minutes later; all of this when the game is going on. We won 2-0 yesterday, should have been 10-0. It'll be a close run-in to see who gets 3rd place.

Take this to Current Events, boys. Don't pollute this folder with your politics talk...

Probably for the best.

Not a chance, I'd sooner put money on her living forever.

I wouldn't recommend violence and maybe you shouldn't even go and talk to this guy at all. Is he worth it? Let it run for a little while. By the sound of your story, I'm sure you could wait for this girl to see sense, whether it takes a couple of weeks, or even months. Sit it out and give her time to think. What you did was stupid but we all make mistakes and she'll come to realise that sooner or later. Just wait just now and if this guy treats her like crap again, just make sure that you're there to pick up the pieces.

^ Like a dwarf I know, loves Kylie.

^Only recently got a colour camera.

She has your eyes.

Your mother looks younger than you.

For a friend's birthday I bought: The Smiths: Rank Neil Young: On The Beach Brian Wilson: Brian Wilson

*snaps*

14? Enjoy your cake.

The Who Sell Out is ruined by the idiotic adverts that are slotted in throughout. Sure, cute and daring at the time; idiotic now. 'I Can See For Miles' is one of the best songs ever though. Live At Leeds has to be the most over-rated live album ever. Again, it's good, but considering The Who were one of the better bands to get their energy across in the studio, I really don't see how this is 'essential'. The covers are dumb. Tommy is - in patches - absolutely incredible, but there's too much without a vocal and it's generally far too long to hold up to repeat listenings. I love the Who's singles, but I'm not as hooked on their albums. Maybe in time.

(Inevitably) The White Album by The Beatles 1. Back In The USSR (McCartney) 2. Dear Prudence (Lennon) 3. Glass Onion (Lennon) 4. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (Harrison) 5. Blackbird (McCartney) 6. Julia (Lennon) 7. Birthday (McCartney) 8. Revolution 1 (Lennon) 9. Honey Pie (McCartney) 10. Revolution 9 (Lennon) 11. Good Night (Lennon) Those credits are off the top of my head so one or two might be wrong. There's no McCartney bias at all, I just reckon that the Lennon songs were much more biting in general. McCartney did a lot of wanking on this album. A Harrison song and a song that Starr sings on gives the album a bit of balance.

Television's Marquee Moon is good, but not as great as I'd been led to believe. I think Revolver is laughably over-rated but it's still brilliant in places.

The Beach Boys: The Pet Sounds Sessions Love: Love The Smiths: Louder Than Bombs The Smiths: Strangeways, Here We Come

For about two months straight, my right arm went dead every single night, because I lay down it. I seemed to have stopped doing it now, but I'm still alive regardless...

I've had this quite a lot recently, mostly in work, with people telling me I look like certain 'celebrities' This is just a bit of a laugh really, as I don't really look anything like the people below. Anyone else get this?? I apparently look like... UK Rockstar and major junkie Pete Doherty, formerly of The Libertines. Radiohead guitarist Jonny Greenwood.... Jim Morrison (!!) Perhaps most innacurately of all... Mick Jagger People are blind.

Michael Marra: 3rd April Arthur Lee: 13th April REM: 14th June Brian Wilson probably: 16th July Not cheap! Brian Wilson tickets are going at £50 each and although Arthur Lee is only £16.50, I'm getting my arse torn open with service charges and such like. Ah well, will be worth it to see all the genius.

The Velvet Underground: The Velvet Underground

Bigamy.

According to Ray Manzarek, the film does not mention Jim getting a degree.

Jim had a degree.